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Revision as of 12:19, 9 February 2015
Week 3 (Jan. 25 - 31)
- Android Tutorial for Beginners: Part 1 (2014) [1] (Peter Liu 1/25/2015: easy to follow)
- You can easily add common methods to any activity or classes. Simply press ctrl + o and a "Select Methods to override/implement" window will appear. Here you will select your required methods. Some other shortcut keys are listed here. GitHub -Krishanthan Lingeswaran
- Pressing ctrl + Q while a method or class is highlighted will quickly display the documentation for it. [2](Elsi Nushaj 1/31/2015: quick documentation shortcut)
- In Android Studio, press Alt + Enter (option + return on Mac) to import missing classes (Norbert Curiciac)
Week 4 (Feb. 1-7)
- Using Github with Android Studio (2013) [3] (Tai Nguyen 2/4/2015: Simple instructions)
- Pressing Alt + Enter while typing code will auto complete the rest of the code (2014) [4] (Elsi Nushaj 2/6/2015: Shortcut for completion of code)
Week 5
- The following shortcut can be used to change the order of lines in the IDE, Alt + Shift + Up/Down (2014) [5] (Elsi Nushaj 2/9/2015: Shortcut for moving lines of code)
